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PERSONAL.

LYMAN DANA, OF st. LouiB, is at the
Gayoso Hotel.
MATT II. GARTER and bride have re-
turned to the city.
GBN. NJ. s. HAsCALL aud wife, OF In.
dians, are In the city.
M. M. JOHNSON, Of Henderson, KY,
Is stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
HARRY M. AIKEN, a we'll Known rail-
reader of Knoxville, 10 among the
prominent arrivals. ....
DIR. WILLIAM SHEPPARD, the well
known veterinary surgeon OF Ottawa,
ILL.,, is here on business.
MISS MARY WooLDRIDeE, Of Horn
Lake, Miles,, Is visiting Miss Mittle
Williamson, at No. 80 Cynthia street.
COL. J. d. MoRRissRy, owner OF the
famous Montana Regent and other
thoroughbred racers, has gone to his
Western home.
THE funeral OF the late Mrs, !. Ruff
ner page took place at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon, services being held at
the First Presbyterian Church.
GEORGE N. PAn,H died Thursday at
the residence of his parents, in De-
soto county, Mississippi. Funeral at
Emwood at 10 O'Clock this morning.
J. L, GooDBAB, formerly merchant
here, but now a farmer and breeder
OF Holstein cattle, OF Lonoke county,
Arkansas, has been in the city several
days.
PRoY. s. M. RoBRRrsoN, the we'll
known head OF the commercial col
lege bearing his name, died at o'clock
yesterday morning. The funeral will
occur tomorrow.
PROFESSIONALS as we'll as amateurs
have rendered their services to the
Elks for their annual benefit on Sun
day next In the most generous man
ner, insuring grand success.
THE Rev. A. W. Lamar, who has &C.
cepted call from the First Baptist
Church, Omaha, will leave for his new
field about the 9th OF April. His Ia.
bora at the Central Church, this city,
were crowned with success, and the
members, as we'll az number Of out
blucibI ICkIot W DUO III" iOuNos
DR.. O. II. STRICKLAND, of Nashville,
who has been holding series OF 70.
vival services at the Central Baptist
Church, this city, closed his labors
last night. His sermons were charao.
terizsd by depth OF thought, great
learning and towering eloquenGe. He
is considering call TO the Central
Church, and II accepted, will be val
liable acquisition to religious and 30
Cial circles.
AFTER the speech Of the Hon. James
Phelau, at the evening exercises con-
nected with 81. PAtrick's Day celebra.
ton, Nashville, Mr.. M. 7. Bryan pre-
sented him with handsome gold
headed cane, with the following re-
marks: ~ am requested to say q word
Of thanks to our distingu shed friend,
who has come from sister city to
honor MS with his presence and to
cheer US with his words OF wisdom.
Not only Is II my pleasant duty to ex-
press verbal thanks, but 10 show our
appreciation In mora substantial
form. ] make the presentation not
only for the Irish National League, but
also in behalf OF the Nashville Union,
a newspaper which came into exis'
tence this day two years ago." The
recipient responded briefly but with
feeling and eloquense.
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Gore, Duke Of Bourbon and Poteen
come TO the post for the Kentucky
Derby, the race will center 10 between
just these three horses. As to Lucky"
Baldwin's Goliah, he will bet $500 that
he will be neither the first, second,
third or fourth horse.
A VICIOUS horse in Chicago bit at
everything and everybody until he got
hold OF o psstebosrd box containing a
half pint of Cayenne pepper. He
chewed at the stuff for q spell and
tears OF contrition rolled down his
cheeks, he coughed in an injured way,
and since that time he has TO oe coaxed
10 even bite into jovial bran mash.
]. b. HAGaN has been mskirg
more purchases, his latest install ment
being from ]. d. McDonald's string at
Marysville, Cal. The stock comprises
Lexington Belle, II Yeas old, by
Eagless, and her two untried colts,
Donald W. and Bob Silent, a yearling
by Joe Hooker; Cordelia Planet, IL
years old; bay tily by Planet and
Brigade, by Brigadier, dam American
Maid. .Etn .,a..
TIE st. Louis Republican has sought
to create the impression that the
Clubs officers and city press are try
ing to cor eal the fact that some Of
the horses at the Memphis course are
sick. II the Repubhoan would take
the trouble to Investigate, II could
easily be discovered that every case OF
sickness has been promptly reported.
In this matter the Jockey Clubs off,
GERS and turimen In attendance have
rendered every possible assistance,
On the contrary to smothering.facts of
sickness, in order to secure the attend-
ance OF other horses, the Club is
pushed for accommodation for those
having stake engsgem mis-. 1t hiss
been necessary to erect about $4,000
worth Of new quarters, and still more
are in course OF erection. There are
only two horses now on the sick list,
and they are rapidly convalescing,
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Its DeIIcacY OF Flavor

And the efficacy Of It's sctiOn have ren.
dered the famous liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs immensely popular. II
cleanses and tones up the cloRged and
feverish system, dispels headaches,
colds and ievers, cures habitual consti'
patton, dyspepsia and the many ills
depending on a weak or inactive con-
dition Of the kidneys, liver and bowels
For sale in 80 cent and 81 b )ttles by II
]. Holster and all leading druggists
Van Vleet & Co., g. W. Jones x Go.
W. N. WilkersoD Il Co., and s. Name
field & Co. Manufactured only by The
California Fig Syrup Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal. E.'
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The Grand Jury's Special Report ON
Growing Nuisance.

Supplemental to their report, the
grand ju y yesterday made the follow
ing special report TO the grand jury:
Hon. J. J. DuBose, Judge Criminal Court
shelby County:
DEAR sIR-The grand jury has par
tiCulsrly noticed that there are sew
ersl parties in and around the Court
house who make a systematic bust
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"saInts and sinnePs. I"

The sale OF seats for the above
named attraction will open at Null
ford's this morning. The engagement
commences az the Theater on Monday
evening and will be for four nights
and Wednesday matinee.
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Dandru0

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE.
And 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair. .. I...
Burnetts FlaVoring extracts are the
beat. -......r'..
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OF this season were raised by VIM.
Hildebrand and DR.. Ham, nine miles
south OF Memphis and two miles
east of White Haven. Sold by Chas.
Reamer, Andy Worner, Ike Foltz and
Charles Kney.
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Elka BENEFIT.

The annual Grand bentf fit OF the B.
P. o. EIks will take place on the night
OF the goth ('undsy), at the hall Of
Young Mems Hebrew As ociation.
Tickets 80 cents.
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Hartford. Assets, over 6I,6o0,OOO.
Jos. H. PULLEN d co., agents
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orient Insurance Company OF
Hartford. Asset, over 81 10000
los, II. PULLEN d CO., Agents
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mas. WINsLoy's SOoTHIEo Syrup should
always DO used for children teething., II
I9othes the child. sOitsnS the Elm.sSs a hs.s
remedy for diarrh9a, ESQ q bottle.
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NAY Emporium; Novelties

orient Insurance Company Of
Hartford. Assets, over I,SOO, 900.
Jos. II. PULLEN a CO., Agents
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MONN\ OF the good things OF
NNOS this life arc sorrowiul-
" let alone on account of Dyspepsia.
kcker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and ConstlpSc
ton; solo on positive guarantees -
70 ana 80 cents, by
For sale by A. RHEKRRT.
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Orient Insurance Company of
Hartford. Assets, over 8I,6OO,OOO
JOA II. PULLEN & CO., Agents
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orient Insurance Company OF
Hartford. Assets, over $1,000, 900.
Jos. H. PULLEN a CO., Agents
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Orient Insurance Company Of
Hartford. Assets, over d, 900. 900.
Jos. II. PULLRR d CO., Agents
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In Extreme Cold weather

Use Co gates perfectly pure superfne
Toilet So0ps. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard.
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II You Want u Good Article
OF plug tobacco, ask your dealer for
Old Rip"
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V0U to send your collars and cuffs to the
i Memphis Steam Laundry, ga Second
Street. Finished equal to new. Calls and de-
Iiyeries free
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Orient Insurance Company or
Hartford. Assets, over sI,6OOsOOO.
JOS. n. PULLEN a. 60, Agents
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Subscribe for the "Appeal."
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CHoRT-H0RN BULL-Must be registered,
- and not over years old. Address
w AlDika Z. O, Miss.
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STAMPING AND RMBRoIDERING-TO
0N0l ~ Wv '''M NAYS EMPORIUM.
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D0SITI0N--As lookkeeper or salesman n
l. wholesale house, by a man. who has
had considerable experience. address
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Orient Insurance Company of
Hartford. Assets, over 6I,0O0,OOO.
Jos. II. PULLEN 4 CO., Agents
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
sE-NOTICE-Tickets arc Ten Dollars
only. Halves, %; FiftAs. ~.

APPROXIMATIONS FRIkAs.
100 Approximation Prizes Of $780,. $1,000
100 Approximation Prizes Of 200. 1000
100 Approximation Prizes Of lOO..a 10000
2l7g Prizes, amounting 200
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only to the 0tioo Of the Company at
New Orleans,
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES. Ex-
progs Money Orders, or Now York Exchange
In ordinary lottor. Currency by Express lat
'N' nj. A. DAUPHRR,
Now Orleans, La.
Or N. A. DAUPHIN,
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TAKEN UP.
LOST

nOG-A reward Of IS will be paid for the
~ return Of a blaci white and tan setter
bitch pup, to No. 1O7 Washington street.
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

pY direction Of the owner. We will sell at
ID publ, auction, on Saturday, March
20, 1857, at IL O'Clock M, at the northeast
corner Of Main and Gayoso streets, the fol-
and Eve story brick house No. 81 on the
north side Of Gayoso street, about ITO feet
east of Main street Size of lot about 44x46
feet. Until the above da'e bids will be re-
ceiyed at our Office from parties desiring TO
R. J. RLACK co.
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R0CRRY-Small and select stock; good
Vi sand cheap for spot cash. Call on or
address ii. q. SAWYER, 81 Goslee st.
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GBoUSE-Furnished com plete.
d with good run of custom; in private
locality. Kent reasonable. Terms cheap.
Address X. L., Appeal Office.
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TOTTON sBED-Allen Long Staple Cot
- ton Seed. Order from John X. Speed d
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

10 ACRES of land, miles from Court
y Square, with good residence and under
good fence. Apply to HUGH B. CULLEN,
No. 4 Madison street.
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Or M, A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. g.,
or At o W est Court NJ, Memphis, Tenn
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CALESMAN-In this State for Blair's
= Gold Fountain Pens. Set samples sent
for .4S Wholesale price,: THE POPULAR
FOUNTAIN PEN CO., 257 Broadway, N. Y.
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

WE would The pab that
The wsSs Block SECURED the services the
don
Agnee Guardians
g. BESTHOFF q CO., Licensed AuctiOneers.
Salesman.
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RESTAURANT FIXTURES = Complete
IN outfit. Lately Owoed by Meister. APP
ply to MILLER 4 GILLIAN, 2S5 Main 1t.
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GOOD S0LICITORS-Fo the most pepu-
VI lar Accident Insurance Company in the
world. Liberal commissions. Address
"SEORETARY," Up. U. Box So, Richmond, Va
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AEULE9-Twenty good mules, at City
lNl Transfer stables, corner Concord and
Second streets.
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T UMBER-A lot of cak and ash lumber.
II Address LUMBER, Appeal Office.
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DIAN0S-The following second hand
Z Pianos, in good order, aust be sold
this week to IT axe room for other goods.
oct j ChioSerins, " oct j KrSnich <
Bach, Z oct | stone 4 Brown, 7 oct.
o X. HOUCh Il CO., $3.50 Ma n street.
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MHULES-Alo lot of large, Inc m Jules, cheap.
Nl Inquire OF Charles Eberhart, 282 Main
street, or at Brown 4 JoLes's stables, corner
OF Madison and Man assas streets.
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DR0PERTY : Most desirable residence
L property in the city, ma
Ono house and let, 20 Tate st'' ZSOxHo'
JOHN MCgRATH, SC4 Front st.
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T Or-On Pontotoc st., east of Orleans, 60
j feet fronting south; street graded; side
walk paved. Title perfect. Apply TO
MRS, EMMA @. TUCKER N9 Linden st.
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APPEAL OFFICE.

DIAN0S-Two second hand Chickering,
i one second hand Knabe and several
other good makes, as good as new. Cheap
for cash or on easy terms.
Z. WITZMANN 4 CO.,
L3Os Main street, under Peabody Hotel.
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DARTNER-Wit small or large capital,
l. to engage in a permanent and profitable
business. Call at
2i9% MAIN ST., from Q to 5 O'Clock.
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TGGS-FrOm pure bred pit Games, White
per setting Of IS. Shipped in light baskets,
ui F0RREsf CITY POULTRY YARD,
Rorraat Citv Ark
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NTAG0N--A fine delivery wagon and har-
w ness, cheap, at Edwards's stable, Main
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DOoKAWkY-Brand new and at a sacri-
III foe, ADDRESS p. o. BOX Is.
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NHEAP-A house near corner Desoto and
DR. IS A. P6SL, No. 6 Mulberry st.
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FOR SALE.

AHULES--A lot of mules, cheap. Inquire
lX1 at NO. 8 COMPRESS.
COW-Holf Jersey, and three quarter
~ Jersey hsi fer; Apply at
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COTTAGE-No. 54S Mississ ppi avenue.
" Address @. c., Appeal Off Ice. "
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HOUSE AND Lotion Vance street, near
IL Shelby; lot tox150 feet.
]. 7. LAPRADE, 3N Front st.
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+ ADY-Active and Intelligent, to repre-
IL cent, in her own locality, an old firm.
References required. Permanent position
and good salary. X. JOHNSON.
Manager, l6 Barclay street, N. Y.
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INANCY Chickens and eggs for Matching.
II Greenwood Poultry Yards, l06 Madison.
4 AND-Best Improved place in Desoto
IL county, Miss, at bargain; Jay acres,
good house, barn, orchard, vineyard; one
JOSEPH GOODMAN, fernando, Miss.
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1.-The process OF fempanneling jury for
a special case. We would be grioved to
think that any moral, intelligent Juror
would wilfully form and nurse bias Oh
! prejudice for or against his fellow,
against his personal interest and sworn
duty. Wear promo to Judge men by
our own nature, and accord to all the
need of honesty and good faith, until
they have forfeited the right to it by
| their acts and conduct. Let evil be TO
him that thinkcth evil. The only and
great danger of bias or projudicc in II
criminal case is against the accused and
proceeds from that natural rcpulsion to
crime which is found i'll the hearts of all
houcst men. From this there is danger
that a juror, though acting honestly and
conscientionsly on his judgment, may
see and hear and Judge darkly on thc
evidence. S'riyo as he may to hear and
deoldo lmportlally, he may, unconscious
~ to himself, be influenced against the
accused, by his Hatred TO crime attach
ing to the party charged with it. While
thIs Is true we must remember that no
system can be perfect and free from all
objection and that as men must and will
dl1ter III opinion, no scheme can be
adapted to the wishes or wants of all
Inc essential features of the present
system of trial by jury have stood the
test of ages, have protected life aud pro.
pcrty to the general satisfaction and
nave found no acceptable substitute. We
say let them stand unimpnired, for if
there De any force in the objection on
the ground OF bias, by standing aside a
Juror and such like, there is no remedy
Tor 1t save in abollshing Jury trial
altogether. panel OF 4S Jurors could
have no effect, for assuming that Jurors
have SO little honesty as TO be controlled
by prejudice for Eeing stood aside on
the one hand, or by personal FEELINGS
Tor or against the defendant on the other
Is to put 1t beyond the power Of either
party to got true jury. Woare satisfied
with the present system and believe this
nue. and cry OF grave crimes being on the
increase is false alarm, founded ON
naked rumor without Investigation; fur
ther, that ilrics fail in thcir dutie, has
no foundation in tho records of our
courts.
"A full reply,to the extraordinary arti-
Giles OF these writers, or rather a lust vim.
dication of the peace ard order of our
state, all things considered, would re-
qurc several articles, andif tle discus
SION goes on VIC reserve the right to our
say. We hope also ina future short ar
tlclc to show that lynch law is in no
way attributable to defects in our crimi-
nal Law or is administration, but purely
and solely to the cruelty, snhcirilousliess
and aggravated circumstances attending
the crime. As there are croakcrs in
farming, in mechanics, in morals and in
other pursuits, so we And them in the
law, and rs in tile former cases the
fault, if any, lies not III Providence, so
III the Latter, the defect, il any, lies not
III the law. l.ct us thon lny aside COM
plajutS and using the means before us,
effective for generations, move on in tie
road to peace and prosperity.
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stock comfortable than to compel them
TO stand shyerng IN tie fenco corners,
or MT best ~ open shods or pole.made
stables with cracks 50 large that dog
might easily jurup through. Iii there is,
we trust tDat he Is Iot among the read
crs of The Cultivator
1t will BIO rcmemborcd in this conncc.
ton that We have oftnu stressed The i'm
portancC OF getting the porkers into o
condition for the knife before the cold
weather has set ii for the winter. Hogs
should now be- nearly OF quite ready 10
XII, and advantage should be taken of
the firat cold sr'll the latter part of this
month to commence operations. Christ
mas Should find th"m all in the smoke
house and the Grst killings on the sticks.
lhe best and cheapest bacon that made
from hogs we'll iattened and butchcrcd
IN December or earlier.
THE nuUSEHoLD.
While not rs delinquent in rospccf f.,
provision for household comfort rs in
the matter Of protection to dumb ami.
mails, yet 1t is often a repraach to the
otherwise good name and reputation OF
many farmers that they give SO little at
tehtlon to the various matters that 60 to
make up the sum total of household
comfort and happiness. Big cotton
crops, plenty OF provisions, abundant
hou"c-room, etc, do not Of themst lN, $
supply all the demands Of comfort and
conteatmtnt, though aflording the
means ana removing the shadow of cX
cuSe FOR failure. There is no reason ,yhy
u farmer should not have as comGoJt,bjo
q home and as convenient appliances
igas-b8ht aud watcr-works only cXcept
ed) as III tho town or city. Now is the
time to make these arrangements and
provisions for the coming winter. I'M
portant factors in the problem OF do,nes-
tic comfort and family contentment and
happiness at all times, they are two fold
more important during the five or SIX
months that are to come. Do away with
tie old style Of dwelling in the centre OF
big yard, kitchen in one corncr of the
same, well i'll another, smoke house in
stiii another, and wooa-pilc Of green.
sog8y ard perhaps swamp wood and dull
ak over the fence or out by the road
SIDE. Let tue kitchen and convenient
slorc-ro"m, 10 be rCplcui, he'd from time
to t!mc from Il wcii-iillcd smoke. house,
bo under the same roof with the cNell-
ing. ProNlde an abundant store OF cut
and dried fuel and kinllmg. BY ulter-
ton to these and Il hundred Other de-
ta'S OF household Gonvcnionces and
comforts, time and pah.Nco arc con
served, oltn and chcerfnlncss prom yt5d
and home is made happy.
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l. ms. ByowN, accompanied by IGi.
nand DOh"ck John carry \. Nr,nvr.
Carl n lnmmcrccA and many Dlhcrs Cll,d
last night at TIE residence uf Counsellor
August u. Wagner and r'o>cuDca him
W'ih Il sc' ci Tanned resolutions expressive
o! ,hci deep gratitude ~ hiM COR IT,, ser
vices hc rendered IN uhatiu@ ihcr /, 'rnsg
from tie insane asylum ut Wards H. nh.
According 40 -Ar Wngcners stosr, Il
great wrong Is being uphuld by ,hc Snart.
Of thm.l!c, AMI Coy oiiicin uu-
iligd with Tho HNd'. !-.tud Ny .itl sir.
Nayenrr says ihai h'yauG hc Sludov pj 4,
doubt ovcr9Ju "r"c cr, 81; HTet. d. go,
iltcdlE trg in.anr n,vinm on 0rial rI
)" hic over uu" ,hul al th- women wi o
nave been GccI dcG ina.nc are rs raj n.l
"S any OF their sex VINO a!e today IccOc
n"-d o. SOIc'y as being mCuta j. sound.
Several 81 Tie h'.cmcn who pal / hcir
respects - Nh NaEor"r "a his honi" lust
n!Ghl haI '1'r- - ten l!&J at first 'ila.im.g
seemed fr'n"'y ner"dlhlc. FcIdjl ard
Dnbcck who in" be"p cDntncd for over
Sixty Gays IN 'hC aNytGu t't.in very In
tclH2cnt manner the story of lie ucltrCut
ne ha" rccG!Ncu on NmG .'llud. IL sand
wv. aln'uSh >,NE ma rtiiGctN Ia uui
III AL 'hlnAS, d" "# refused hcuir,, Ir
tn'r lhc lhySl'l@n nc asylum, and con.
SANITY N"pi 1t n@!iH cmr'ovncn', ,u"h os
"aSnnE dlSicS, sCiHhbAy tllr floor and
waning ON table.
John Curry Nj" pre- Itgd a picture o!
GOOD hvnjh, lbi' Imcl he r,loiicr thu, hc
hHd u"Ch t'"IhcH IN lhc asl iuh i"r S"N"n
years ana seven mon Us, ana !hn yYg't ~
quo So made ~ !im to be rcI1.S,d W'' IS
n"rcd hy 'n"No ~ charge. VII CurW IS
today employed lay .eading wholesale
/ lIrn', me members "l "hi'h value his scr
wees niShly'
A. hralhcr, an lulciilSent German, tod
'he Story ot ms thrcr months confncm mt
ana S'd 'A"l ne ln0 bcen cruelty treated
ny nose III chnrS", Whrn 'hey Wci! Knew
ma, ne was mentally sound ana OF GOOD
hcHilh'
SaTi a. hahmcrc.h, an exceedingly WCii
informed German n-AmcrIcAn, related bis
10 eAPet'Gnoe as an inmate OF tnc u sane
asylum at ward island and 'oid how Inc